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Title
Inscriptiones picturae et emblemata quae in aula magna curiae Norimbergensis publice extantquibus ob argumenti similitudinem accesserunt, I. Chrongraphia arcuum aliquot triumphalium, II. Numi memorabiles, III. Alia[que] monumenta in varijs urbis partib[us] visu[m] jucunda, lectu[m][que] digna
Authors and contributors
  • Remus, Georg, 1561-1625. author
  • Iselberg, Peter, approximately 1568-approximately 1630. engraver
  • Wing, John M. (John Mansir), 1845-1917. former owner
Publisher
gw
Place of Publication
Nürnberg
Publication Date
1620
Physical Description
print1 volume : illustrations (engravings) ; 20 cmunmediatedvolume
Language
  • lat
  • ger
Subjects
  • Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor 1459-1519
  • Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor 1459-1519
  • Nürnberger Rathaus (Nuremberg, Germany)
  • Nürnberger Rathaus (Nuremberg, Germany)
  • Emblems -- Early works to 1800
  • Emblem books, German -- Early works to 1800
  • Emblem books, German
  • Emblem books
  • Emblems
  • Nuremberg (Germany) -- History -- Sources
  • Germany -- Nuremberg
Notes
  • Signed at end: G. Remus.
  • Section with heading "Civitatis bono, anno gratiae MDCXVIII. Introductum. Georgii Remi" dated at end 1620.
  • Thirty two leaves of plates from Peter Iselberg's Emblemata politica (Nuremberg, 1617) bound in along with the dedicatory plate and emblematic verses in German "Kurtze erklärung nachfolgender." The plates were engraved by Iselberg after the paintings in the Nuremberg Council Hall.
  • Latin and German.
  • Armorial bookplate: Thos. Carter.
  • Armorial bookplate: Old Corner Library John M. Wing.
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